​Scientist And Their Contribution

in the Electromagnetic Theory

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Hans Christian Oersted

-Currents can
produce magnetism
Andre-Marie Ampere
-Magnetism can
produce currents.
 Michael Faraday
-Achieved an electrical current from
a changing magnetic field, know as
electromagnetic induction (1831)
 Joseph Henry
-Discovered the property of
inductance in electrical
circuits.
 James Clerk Maxwell
-Proposed the alteration of electric
and magnetic fields, generating and
propelling each other in space. He
called this wave, electromagnetic
wave.
 Heinrich Hertz
-Designed an experimental set up that
was electrical in nature and able to
generate and detect electromagnetic
waves. This expermental set up or
device is called the Riess Spiral.
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Heinrich Hertz
German Physicist

James Clerk Maxwell

Scottish mathematician

Joseph Henry
Physicist
Heinrich Hertz
German physicist

Hertz created
electromagnetic waves with
an induction coil and a
Leyden Jar (the original
capacitor) and detected
them with a spark gap
between two brass spheres
using a simple homemade
experimental apparatus. The
gaps were difficult to see, so
he had to conduct his
investigations in a darkened
room.
Electromagnetic Induction
Michael Faraday

electromagnetic Induction is a
current produced because of
voltage production
(electromotive force) due to a
changing magnetic field.

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Electromagnetic Waves
In physics, electromagnetic radiation
consists of waves of the
electromagnetic field, which
propagate through space and carry
electromagnetic radiant energy. It
includes radio waves, microwaves,
infrared, light, ultraviolet, X-rays, and
gamma rays. All of these waves form
part of the electromagnetic
spectrum.

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Inductance PICTURE OR STANDARD
Inductance is the A collection of textile samples lay spread out on
tendency of an electrical the table - Samsa was a travelling salesman -
and above it there hung a picture that he had
conductor to oppose a recently cut out of an illustrated magazine and
change in the electric housed in a nice, gilded frame. It showed a lady
current flowing through fitted out with a fur hat and fur boa who sat
upright, raising a heavy fur muff that covered
it. The flow of electric the whole of her lower arm towards the viewer.
current creates a Gregor then turned to look out the window at
magnetic field around the dull weather. 
the conductor. The field
strength depends on the
magnitude of the
current, and follows any
changes in current
Inductunce Inductunce (Demonstration)
Inductance is the tendency of
an electrical conductor to
oppose a change in the electric
current flowing through it. The
flow of electric current creates
a magnetic field around the
conductor. The field strength
depends on the magnitude of
the current, and follows any
changes in current
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